Snapped: Women Who Murder - BONUS: 12 Hours Together & Best of Luck (911 Crisis Center)

Episode Date: August 11, 2022

We are bringing you a special bonus episode featuring a case from Oxygen's hit series, “911 Crisis Center,” returning to Oxygen on Saturday, September 3rd at 9pm ET/PT.  Season 1, Episode 1911 Dispatcher, Essence Sullins, and the night shift team field non-stop emergency calls from 6 pm-6 am, including one that connects to someone in Essence's family. Season 1, Episode 2On her last shift at CVD, veteran 911 dispatcher Christine Mazzeo must navigate the chaos of St. Patrick's Day and say goodbye to the work-family she's been with through thick and thin over 12 years. Originally aired: November 6, 2021 Watch full episodes of 911 Crisis Center live or OnDemand for FREE on the Oxygen app: https://oxygentv.app.link/hCZygmrckqbSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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911 Crisis Center, returning to Oxygen on Saturday, September 3rd at 9 p.m. Eastern and Pacific time. You can also watch full episodes live on Oxygen every Saturday or on demand, demand on the free oxygen app by clicking the link in our description. Enjoy! Okay, what's the address, ma'am? F***. F***. F***. No, that's it. What's going on at F***?

It's about cutting good. It's about the... Ma'am, ma'am, I can't hear you when you're screaming. What's going on? I came off the word. You on the ground. Oh, no. No, I'm wrong. How old is he? I'm no, no, no, no.

How old is he? 50 years. OK. Is he not breathing? Um, can you start CPR with me? Yes. OK. Wait, man.

I'm going to get the squad on the way, OK? But I need you to CPR. I need to put your hands on his chest in the center of his chest, okay? Okay, but the other hand on top of it, so I want you to count with me. Okay? One, two, three, four, okay. Man, oh, problem. You can move it. I'll set up. Wait, is he talking? Yeah. He's breathing. That's the most important thing. He's going to be okay. All right? We've got help in route.

I've been working at Sugar and Valley Dispatch on night shift for a little over three years, and I love it. This job is not for everyone. It's a lot of pressure on us. When we answer the question, we're going to have to do something. We're going to have to do something. We're going to have to do something. and I love it. This job is not for everyone. It's a lot of pressure on us. When we answer that phone,

it could be the difference between life and death. He's jumping in the lake to kill himself. Are you bleeding? Okay, and how many shots did you hear? I am a single mother. I have a daughter. She is 16 years old. And being a parent has definitely helped me working here. Why do they feel like your kids can ride their bike to the street?

That's not illegal. That's where they're supposed to ride. We have to use the mommy voice when we're on the phone with the callers. Do not hang off. I need to get this information. Hello. You have to find a balance between assertiveness and empathy.

I love my job, I love my job, I love my job. Oh! Here come essence. You here to what time? Depends on what happens. Yesterday, I said the keyword. Thank you for getting some action at Euclid and Maple. Within the next two hours, I've got three OVI's. That's because you're dumbass of the Q word.

Dispatches are extremely superstitious. The Q word is quiet. As soon as someone says that word, everything blows up in dispatch. Then was a bad accident. And the 13-9-2 both in rope. Garfield Heights, Bedford Heights, Valley View, have all been called. We're going to get a squad right over to you.

There, it's going to be all right. Being on a night shift, we generally get more violent calls. Bar fights, shootings, robberies, domestics. It could be anything. Please, assistant. I'll give you one shot. Got a shot's fire. I got it. I got it. Oh, assistant. I'll get one shot. Got a shot fired.

I got it. I got it. Oh my gosh. My foot is shooting off a gun in the house. I heard a gun shot. I ran a specific that what happened. And he says, oh, I just shot all on the ceiling by accident. OK.

Is anybody in the home still? No. And then my car, C-94, the caller, should be locked in her car in the driveway. I think he's coming out to the car to see what he's doing. Okay, lock your doors. Are you able to get away from the area? No, because his car is blocking me in the driveway. Okay.

He heard another gun shot. Now I see him in the backyard. We want him to take care of this for you. He has a gun with him right now, and he's in the backyard. Caller said he's in the backyard. He's in the backyard. Domestic calls can go from a simple yelling match to a shots fired call, to an actual shooting call,

where we have a victim. That was an accidental, because there was two shots. Exidental is one. Okay, I've got my officers on the way. I'm gonna have you stay on the phone with me until they get there. Okay. Do you know why he has a gun with him right now?

I just caught him shooting on me two nights ago and I'm told him I'm leaving and so he's upset. Can you see him from where you are right now? That is a moment. You last saw him at the back of the home, correct? Yes. Has **** ever done anything like this before? No.

It always feels like it takes officers forever. It may only take two minutes, but two minutes can feel like a lifetime in a situation where somebody has a gun and could be hunting you down. Now, if you see him again, I want you to tell me immediately whether or not you see a weapon in his hands. That's a really important okay? Okay. Okay.

I have to stay on the phone with that caller until our officers arrive on scene that I'm freaking out and along with her, if I start to panic, then there's no control over the situation. They're here. MUSIC All right, very good.

Go ahead and let the officers help you. OK, you did a great job. OK. All right, bye-bye. I'm glad it ended, well. No, it's 62. MUSIC I'm going to go to the bathroom. I'm going to go to the bathroom. I'm going to go to the bathroom. I'm going to go to the bathroom.

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I'm going to go to the bathroom. I'm going to go to the bathroom. She was not my target. So you think that she just tapped out of the window somewhere on there? Yes. What kind of dog is it? Old, evil. Poor doggy. Ain't no telling where you at now. OK, if we get any calls, then we'll give you a phone call, OK? OK. She has to wind it all the way down on the freeway?

Yes. What is your priority? How do you not notice that? And not watch it. It would be called to police on me, because I'd be on that freeway searching. High-low, stopping calls and everything, to make sure you pick my dog up.

We have a very large variety of departments that we dispatch for, and you never know what you're going to get. I have had my dogs fall out of the window before, though. Oh, let me. I'm so mad right now, no what to do. Like, common sense is not common anymore. Oh, let me. I'm so mad right now, I don't know what to do. Like, coming sense is not coming anymore.

Please, and fire, this is Arnold. Yes, and I get a fire department at the **** of the bar. Is that a house for the apartment? A house is on fire. Up at the top, expect the floors on fire, like it is. That can, what color is the smoke? It's brown.

Do you know if anybody's in the house? Yes, people are in there right now. How many people are is the smoke? It's brown. Do you know if anybody's in the house? Yes, people are in there right now. How many people are in the house? I'm calling right now. Why? How many people are in the house? I don't know. All right, we're on our way.

Thank you. Start calling, please. I got it. Call out your cities. I'll call Ben Friend Heights. Don't call Valley, Neil. At Shagrin Valley Dispatch, we dispatch for 17 police fire and EMS. He has maple highs.

I think we're good. A structure fire is all hands on deck. I need everybody that's available. If you have wings, please use them at this time. This is a table. It's all things. All apparatus. Bedford Heights is made for.

Radio, high 52, high 555, 858. Yes, second floor, possible. We've got, high 52. Yeah, second floor, hospital. I know how many. And we need a truck. Fire can get out of control really fast. It's a quicker you get your apparatus there. The quicker you can get everything

under control before something else bad happens. I have two officers on scene. There's one person still in the house. OK. PD on scene advisor. There's still one person in the structure. Weird. All of the smoke is contained on the floor.

Yeah. Something's wrong in wrong, Veal. A fire starting upstairs in a bedroom raises multiple red flags. Either someone has been careless, or it was deliberately set. I think that someone set this house on board. or it was deliberately set. I think that someone set this house on board? We don't know if it's a candle,

or if somebody fell asleep, smoking a cigarette, but I just have a got feeling that something's wrong here. You and it's on the boulevard. Do we know if that house has been evacuated? Well, it's supposed to be too thick. So you can get up there. Copy. The smoke's too thick. They can't make entry upstairs. the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the're bringing a victim out, so there was someone inside the home where the smoke was. Aw, that's sad.

When they said they were pulling them out, I didn't think it was good. It's always sad when a life is lost. I just saved my prayers for myself and for them and remember that I have a job to do and get ready for the next person that may need me. PLEASE DISPASS. Just a shard lean.

How may I help you? Get your registered license. Bata, 4048. 402. 138, 61, 138, 21, the city of New Jersey, 36. 13-8, 61, 13-8, 61, and 59-2, and 13-6. He is consciousness alert. Dispatch cleared.

That's good. Thank you. You can post it at the police department at ours. You're welcome. Hi. Say the cute word, Libby. Fanta Abby. Shut up. Cool.

Don't be scared of Abby. Not get off. If I say the first, you say the last part. Essence, if you do it, and it happens to me, I'm leaving and you're staying. I didn't say it. Essence and I connect in a weird way, having that genuine friendship.

It helps you work better together. Essence is definitely one of the people that I can rely most on. Abby, you own parts of this? No. You don't even know what it is? I know. You're up to no good. That's the big one.

Please infire the stabby. I just opened up my door and I never received it before. I saw it saying somebody's trying to kill her. Collar states a female barge into his apartment and said she's going to get her. I'm not sure if she's going to get her. I'm not sure if she's going to get her. I'm not sure if she's going to get her.

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I have a welfare check. F***. She appears to be high on PCP. Do you know her name? I'm in a f***ing way. I know you need to scroll down. You need to scroll down. Yes, my cousin.

Look at the welfare check. Says my son to killer. Is it really your cousin? Yes. I'm sorry. Even though we have 17 communities, a lot of us live in the area. So it's not uncommon that you will pick up the phone,

and it will be someone on the other end that you know. Oh, my god. This is right. OK, I know. We're almost there. So no, get away from it. Oh, come back in here is great. OK, I know. We're almost there. So, yo, get away from here. Come back in here. My best friend, Essence, is sitting right next to me and I can feel her pain.

We just added an extra level of stress that it was going to have a bad ending. You better not put your window on the window. Calm down. Debbie, she just said she's gonna jump out the window. Oh, my goodness. Sounds like she made me suicidal. Hello?

Hello. All right. There you go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go.

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Hello. All right. There you go. You disconnected you, OK? Yeah. When you lose connection with the caller, so many things can happen so fast. I was thinking, you know, oh, my God,

did she really jump out the window? I have such anxiety not being able to contact a f***ing and not being able to know what she's doing. Yeah. I have such anxiety not being able to contact me and not being able to know what she's doing. Yeah, I'm trying to call back again. OK, see if they can let us in. Right down there, way there, Debbie. One unit just got there.

The other unit will be there shortly. I'm trying to find a phone number for her, Debbie. Here's a number for her. Do you want to call her, Debbie? Yeah. I'm trying right now. It's difficult. I'm not allowed to just barge in on someone else's phone

conversation. Our protocol is that whoever answers the phone, they remain on the phone. OK, hi, is this ****? Hello. Yeah. This is Yuka, please. Can you tell me where you are?

I love it. OK, are you by yourself? I'm glad. Hi, is this a... Hello. We're still trying to get in the building. She stopped talking to me. Hello?

She stopped talking? No, I think it sounds like she just put the phone down. Can you still hear her at all? I can't hear her. I hear other people in the background. Even though she said she's cool, I know that she's not OK, so we're still gonna go and respond and check on her welfare.

I'm trying to call back again. Hi, we're trying to get to, do you know what apartment she belongs to? She's right across the mine for me. Can you let us in the building? Yes. Debbie, tell them to bust, I gotta hold a guy who's apartment she went to.

Okay, thank you for buzzing us in. It's difficult knowing that Building? Yes. Debbie, tell them to buzz. I got a hold of the guy who's a department she went to. OK, thank you for buzzing us in. It's difficult knowing that your family member is in trouble, and there's nothing I can do right now for her. I just feel helpless. That was an adrenaline dump, and I didn't even take the call. Jesus. I know.

I'm sorry. It is scary, not knowing where my cousin is. Police aren't able to locate her. They're not able to talk to her, so we don't really know what's going on with her right now. what's going on with her right now. The kitchen can be our safe space. It's a second away from the room, from the phones, from the radios. And sometimes you just have a minute to make yourself feel better. That's one of the things that sucks about working for cities where you know a bunch of people.

Where you know someone. Yes. Especially if they're family. Yes. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. It's an amazing feeling to know that you have someone

who has your best interest at heart and wants to make sure you're OK. Don't you OK, Danny? I need a couple of my talk. No, I'm not good, Tony, because she's going to know it's coming from you. No, she won't. Yes, she will. I think she'll believe you. No.

911, what's the address of your emergency? I need an ambulance. Uh, uh, baby. Uh, I don't know. She's foaming at the mouth. How old is he? She's two weeks. Okay, is she crying or anything the mouth. How old is he? She's two weeks.

Okay, is she crying or anything? No. Are you holding her? My mom is holding her. Okay. 3D of 17 and 109. I'm diverting you guys for a full arrest of a two-week-old baby. Baby filming at the mouth.

17 right at home. Okay, she breathing? Yeah, she's breathing. OK, all right, that's a good thing. She has all her time, though. She's all hurry up, please. Ma'am, they're on the way. Does she have any medical condition that you know of?

No. No. I can hear the mom in the background, and she's panicking. I'm a mom myself, but I can't think about that when I'm focusing on giving CPR to someone else's child. We have to push that to the back of our minds. Okay, she's still breathing?

Yes. Okay. She's trying to read. All right, why don't you... I'm gonna walk you through CPR. Okay, why don't you lay her flat on either a table or on the floor? Can you do that?

What are you doing? Down. She said, my heart's flat on the table on the floor. Oh, my. Three is 17109 for her in progress with CPR. Okay. All right. She's on the floor.

Okay, you're gonna kneel down next to the baby and you're gonna place two fingers on her chest, okay, in between her nipples, and we're gonna push down one to one and a half inches, okay? Infant CPR is the delicate process. We use two fingers to get air and blood flowing. We're not using our whole palm that could hurt the baby. Okay, and I'm gonna count with you,

and we're just gonna keep going until they get there, all right? OK. OK, you ready? OK, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. 23, 24, five, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30. Any changes?

You still bombing at the mouth. Okay. 21, 22, 23, 24, 5, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30. Any changes? You still bombing at the mouth. Okay. Let's just keep going, okay? One, two, three.

A young baby is susceptible to so many different things. When we take the call and a baby is not breathing, the baby could be choking. They could be having a seizure. All I have to focus on is getting that baby breathing again. 19, 20, 21, 22, 23. Now as I have an officer on scene. I have an officer on scene.

He's going to come over, come in and take over CPR, OK? Is the door on? He's there and he's taken over? Yeah. OK, all right. And the squad will be right in as well. OK, they're following him in, OK? OK.

All right, go ahead and hang out with me, OK? Let the officer take over. Good job, ma'am. I just have another officer that got on scene. OK. Where do you look like, Kansas? Kathy. Babies, conscious.

Yay. Woo-hoo! Good job. Any call dealing with a small child hit close to home for myself and my team. A lot of us have small children. We can relate to what that parent is going through. Good job.

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We're in that dispatch room for 12 long hours together. This batch is, if you leave something on a table somewhere, we're going to eat it. There's definitely nights you look at the clock and you're like, I don't know if I can do this. Can I smash the cake on you? She's got to put on your big girl pants and keep on moving. night you look at the clock and you're like, I don't know if I can do this. Can I smash the cake on you? She's got to put on your big girl pants and keep on moving.

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Her son, five years old, was missing from the home. Aida! Okay, okay, the lab. I need you to stay really calm, okay? What was he wearing? He was wearing a red, a red sweatshirt, and blue boxers. Aida! Aida! Okay. red pleasure and blue boxers. Hey stop!

Hey stop! Okay, how long ago? Are you there? Oh my god, he didn't say it. He didn't say it. He said his bad. Oh my god. Ma'am?

Oh my god. Did my bad? He had the power over his head? Oh my God. Man? Oh my God. Is that my bad? He had the power over his head. Bad for units. She'd located it in the home. He is OK. He was laying in the parents' bed. Thank you, I'm sorry.

No problem. I'm sorry. No problem. We're about it. We're happy that you found him, OK? OK. All right. All right. Bye-bye. Panics, as I would be, if my five-year-old wasn't missing,

she was OK. He was apparently asleep in her bed. Thank goodness. So, best possible outcome. I'll take those kind any day. Hi. Hi. I've been a dispatcher for 12 years. I really like dispatching them because no two days are the same. You're helping people in what can be the worst moments of their lives.

Today is my last day. I was promoted, so I'm going to be moving to our sister center. Good question. of their lives. Today is my last day. I was promoted, so I'm going to be moving to our sister center. Hey, Christian. Good. How are you? I've worked with some of these people here for several years now, so it's tough to leave.

And you've not gone yet. I stuck out one more day with your chick. Thank God. You're more green. St. Patty's didn't. None of these fools did. Yeah. Because they're lame.

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I don't eat meat. Oh! We'll have some of the other... Eat the sauce, Mara. St. Patty's Day used to be one of the funnest holidays until I started dispatching it. Hopefully, it won't be too much of a s**t show because it's St. Patrick's Day.

911, what is the address of your emergency? My bar is turned upside s**t down. Is anybody in your bar hurt? I have an old gentleman on the front lawn of my house and he's drunk and he just threw a beer at my house. Oh, boy. These people are trying to keep me out of this bar, but it's just being completely made to me.

Get a ride. Please don't drive. You're not sober. I'm going to hang up now. Bye-bye. Hey, drunk people, what I'm not drunk. I'm going to get the car. I'm going to get the car.

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You missed the fuck off. Oh, my God. What the fuck? I don't know. I'm not a fucking guy. They're shooting. They're shooting their Matthew. I just heard know. They're shooting. They're shooting their Matthew. I just heard it.

OK. Ready to head for Giants? Shots fired. When that says the stream says they're shots fired, it instantly goes to another level. We need help there now. Get in the kitchen. Get in the kitchen.

Get in the kitchen. No, we need more of a shot. Oh, no, no. Come on, go in the house there. Ready to head for Giants? Shots in the parking lot. I no, no! Come on, go out there! You had a bed for the ants. Shots in the parking lot. I'm not afraid of the invas, hit. They're on their way.

Hey, and what are you here now? Coming, you should all not look at me. I know you're not out there, but like... Are they in the front parking lot or the back parking lot? See, where is he going? Front parking lot. Okay. You just... open another... Where is he going? From parking lot. OK. He's just open and nothing's in your hands.

Yeah. He's open. He's open. Open. Yeah. Yeah. I have a woman locked in the kitchen and a guy outside with a gun that he's fired already.

It is scary. All I can do is remain calm, stay on the phone with the female and calm down the seconds until the officers get there. They're on their way. All right, one of the barmatesids says it's about northfields. I'm going to check up that way for it. We'll be set there to one shooting. Hi, Captain. I got a ten-air driveway, falling in northfield.

We can radio. We got one now. Same. What happened here? That just escalated. Yeah, escalated really quick. It's hard to come down from those types of calls, but... Please just match.

We have to just answer the next call and keep it moving. He had to evacuate Shen and the waterline. Don't let him contact me. No, I'm 30 on contact. No. 70-room. 911, what's the address of the emergency?

I don't... I'm at the crazy horse on my own rich. Okay, what's going on? I was getting a last dance, a $100 last dance. My heart earned money. I just got paid to debt. My penis came out of my pants on accident. Unaccident. Okay. My penis came out of my pants on accident, on accident. Okay. I apologize for fuselage.

I put it back in. It was not intentional in any way, shape, or form. And they're not giving me my money back. Where's the crazy horse? Bedford Heights. Are you there? Okay. That's not a major restriction. Hang on just one quick second. I'm going to transfer you to Bedford Heights. Are you there? Okay, that's not a my jurisdiction hang on just one quick second. I'm gonna transfer you to Bedford Heights I need an explanation as to how one's penis falls out of their pants and then what Causing you to call the cops and be like they're not giving me my money back

I'd be like burying my head in the sand and leaving I would run out the door. You'd be like, oh my God, I hope nobody's seen me ever again. I feel like he is back in my pants, Italy. I just fell out. I just fell out. I can't with his job some days. Sir, please dispatch. Can I help you?

Solon, this is twinsburg with a transfer. S***. Male states he thinks his wife's going in the labor. Oh, sorry. Sir. Sir, how far along is she? She's about to do day, the next week. Next week? I think I can see the head coming out.

This is kind of emergency. Okay, just stay with me. This last Shemitic 13, 43 engine 13, Medi 43 engine 13, need you both to respond. Okay, just say what's made of that other guy from the ship. This Vashamedic 1343 engine 13, Medi-43 engine 13 needs you both to respond, Bonnieville Towers. Is she laying down on her back? No, she's sitting on the toilet right now.

Is she able to get on the floor? Can you get on the floor? Yeah, but I can get her on the floor. Okay, go ahead and do that. Try and keep her as comfortable as possible, OK? If she needs to push, that's what we're going to do, OK? OK. There's a lot that can go wrong in childbirth.

The court has not wrapped around the neck at all, right? I can't really see the neck right now. OK. I have to be able to anticipate all of the things that can go wrong. Is mom okay? Is the baby moving? Is the baby breathing? It's just a very high stress situation. They're on the way. Just don't pull the baby out, okay? Okay.

If you have a clean cloth or towel or anything clean to wipe the baby's nose and mouth, then gently guide the baby out and support his head, okay? Okay. At this point, baby's coming and mouth then gently guide the baby out and support his head, okay? Okay. Okay. That this point, baby's coming out, right? Baby's coming out. Okay. Okay. Okay.

Okay. Okay. Is she okay? No. Ah, the head is out. Head is out? Okay. Yeah.

Um, baby's purple. Okay. Can you simulate crying? No Try rubbing the sternum and see if the baby will cry at all. She's not all the way out yet. Just your head Okay, see if you can help her guide the baby out all the way Keep pushing. You're okay. You're okay. Okay, how is she doing? Baby's coming out. Baby's coming out. Okay. Yeah. Okay, don't pull on the cord, but I want you to try and loosen or unwrap the cord so it's not choking the baby, okay? Yeah. Is the baby moving now?

No. No. No. Not at all. Is baby crying or anything? No. She's breathing a little bit. She is. She's breathing?

Just a tad. Hold on. It's just like a couple of gasps. Hold on. Hold on. You're fine. Can you turn the baby on its side? Yes. Okay. Usually you can dry. Can you turn the baby on its side?

Yes. Okay. Usually you can dry her off with a towel to stimulate crying, okay? Okay. Just keep trying to stimulate her, okay? I'm going to do one more. Like keep rubbing on her back, trying to dry her off, dry off her back with a towel. Anything to touch or stimulate her to get her to cry.

Is anyone from the Sierra? Oh, yes. They should be almost there. They're doing the best thing to handle, okay? Yeah, I know. I know. How is her breathing now? Did it get any better or no? Yeah, she's starting to cry. She's starting to cry, okay, I hear her. Okay. Keep her doing that, okay? Just keep touching her and touch her Good. Keep her doing that, okay? Just, okay.

Keep touching her and touch her back. Do all of it? Yeah. Okay, we need to just keep her crying, that's good. Come on. Okay, she's breathing. You're both on scene 1812. We have an officer on scene, they're coming in, okay?

It's a little girl? Yeah, it is. All right. You did a great job, okay? Holy s**t. officer I'm seeing they're coming in okay it's a little girl yeah it is all right you did a great job okay I know you'll be able to breathe again in a minute all right congratulations okay oh man thank you thank you so much okay all right you're welcome bye bye You're welcome, bye-bye. Okay, bye-bye. Yay, Christina! Yay, good job.

Good job. Good job. That was nerve-wracking. A lot of our calls that we take are really just a lot of bad things that happen to people. So a call like this really helps me keep going. You know, I'm making a difference. I brought a life into the world. It's a good feeling.

It is the first time I've delivered a baby over the phone or in person. Ha-ha-ha. We love babies. Now you get your stork pin. Anytime we deliver a baby, it's an awesome deal. We're trained in every life-saving protocol from CPR to delivering babies.

Congratulations! Oh my god. We very rarely get calls like these, but when we do, we're ready. 911, what is it? I dropped severe emergency. I need it now. is outside the door. Who is trying to break down the door? I have the officer's been given the information. Who is at your door? I can't hold the **** for much longer. I need to know who is outside the door. Here's my brother-in-law.

Why is he trying to break down the door? Because you wanted to put his hands on me and I stabbed him. You stabbed the male? What did you stab the male with? A boy. Do you have to a knife in your hand right now? No, man. She stabbed him today or previously.

Did you stab him right now or did you stab him earlier? You're a fucking job, man. I'm a fucking fool. OK. You and his responding to Clement, female data she stabbed a male with a knife. Have a scar. I'll go and wait.

Listen. Listen, I need you to listen to me. Did you just stab him right now? Yes or no? That little f***ing makes him magical. She stabbed him about 10 minutes ago. Where on his body did you stab him? F***ing the white shot!

OK, take a deep breath. He's not there any longer, is that right? He's in the house. He's in the house? Yes. He's upstairs in the home. He's in the house. Yeah. He's upstairs in the home. Yeah.

He's actually upstairs in the home. Oh. Okay, I hear children in the background. Are there children in the home with you right now? No, I don't feel the message. I'm yelling at the creed. It's just him yelling. Okay.

Five or one copies. Five seconds of driving. Copy. I have two officers arriving. Listen to me please take a deep breath. Just listen to what I'm going to ask you. Okay, officers are on the way. They're outside right now. It's really important that you do not have

the knife in your hand. Okay, you need to put that down. She she locked in the upstairs bedroom. Actually, she locked herself in the bedroom. We got to.. She locked in the upstairs bedroom. Actually, she locked herself in the bedroom. We got a bedroom right now. We got a bedroom right now, yes or no. What happened? You're a f***ing f***ing f***ing room.

Yes, she's locked in a bedroom. OK. And is the ninth in the bedroom with you right now? No. OK, she does not have the weapon with her. Coffee. Are you there? No. OK, she does not have the weapon with her. Copy. Are you there? Asins, can you all verify officers are with her?

I think she put the phone down. I can't be sure. Are you there? I don't have one for you now, but I'm. She's detained. That's why. OK. Domestic calls are one of the hardest calls that we can take.

It doesn't matter what side of the story we're hearing. We don't take sides on the call. Our job is to obtain as much information without judgment, without precedence. We never know the full story until the officers get there. He was conscious and alert when they got there, and he was talking to them, so he was taking a metro. She's fine to stay on the floor.

You just need to keep an eye on her and try to keep her on her side in case she throws up. Okay? I keep thinking like, isn't it a wet and stay? Forgetting it's St. Patrick's Day. We're having one. We're doing emergency. All right, there's an apartment fire right now by Cunford Drive and you, could it? 911. What is your emergency? Hi, I'm on Brett Avenue, Yucleid.

Here's a fire. 911. What is the address of your emergency? It's a fire. OK, where are you? I'm going to this Christine with the Yucleid Fire Department. I need a crew to response. It's an apartment complex.

When a call comes in for an apartment fire, it immediately is more dangerous than just a house. You've got hundreds of people that could be evacuating this building at the same time in a panic, so it's really important to get the fire department to smash out as quickly as possible. Can you see flames? Yes or no? It's a lot of things. What color is the smoke? as quickly as possible. Can you see flames? Yes or no? It's a lot of things. What color is the smoke? Red and red.

Black smoke means that it's a toxic fire. And those kind of fires can spread very quickly. Red. OK, so what? What was that noise? Everything's disgusting. Everything is breaking. 911, where's your emergency?

Oh, yes. I mean, you put on house fires. This is a house. There's no house in that area. This is an apartment. This is an apartment, right? Yes, it's an apartment complex. He gave the right address. It's an apartment.

It's a baby fucking a house. Trying to climb out the window. A child trying to jump out the window. 911, where's your emergency? Oh, yes. I mean, you put on our house fire. And it's a baby stuck in the house. Trying to climb out the window.

A child trying to jump out the window. OK, what apartment is the baby in? No, in there. Oh, ****. Love you ****. Yeah. Yes. Please dispatch for Chino. I heard his message. Oh Yes, at least just batch of chino You got to say fire people, bruh

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ground. They got it wrong. Okay, you're sure? Everybody's out now. Yeah. Okay. All house. They got it wrong. OK, you're sure? Everybody's out now. Yeah. OK, all right, thank you. You're good. Oh? Yeah.

Oh, geez. It's like a weird thing. Child is out. There's a baby in one of them. He's safe. Thank goodness. It's caught on 2.60. I didn't want to grab a cake.

Where is she? Way in the back. Alrighty. She has no clue. No, I know. All righty She has no clue. No, I know What are you doing is this for you? I'm gonna see you. I don't care Congratulations. Congratulations. Congratulations.

Thank you. Christine has the same kind of hurt I have. She has a big heart. She has that mommy heart. What she wants to do is mommy you and make sure you're okay and you're having a good day. I'm the same way.

All right, Mooch, the cake is officially cut. I seriously want to see you stick your face left. I'm sticking my face in that flower. You have to. You're leaving class of wine, and then I'll stick my face in the flower. You're leaving us. You have to do what I say.

No, no. I'm happy that Christine is promoted if anybody deserves it. It is her. But it's like that child going off to college. You want to see them grow, go, prosper. It's like, good luck. But it's like that child going off to college. You want to see them grow, go, prosper. But it still hurts. Yeah.

Bye, I love you. I am going to miss Christine terribly, terribly. Goodbye. Bye, progress. See you.